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are checking video to deter whether one of the two teene girls who lost her life that day, actually survived the crash. but died, after a re truck ran over her. an initial check of airport surveillance cameras is bei described as, quote: "non conclusive". the coroner's autopsy is expecto tell how the girl died. fire officials reported the possibility of the accidentn saturday. 10:43:56 "it became aware te of our fire attack battalion chiefs that there was a possibility that one of the fatalities might have been contacted by one of our apparatus at an unknown poi during the incident...he immediately made that information known to chief siragusa as the incident commander..." 10:44:20 (but 10:44:42 "as you can imagin it immediately became an investigation once the scens safe and we considered the aircraft secure...the scene locked down and became parta formal investigation." 10:4 the families of the two tee are on their way from china.

on their way from china. more than two dozen passengs from flight 214 are still b treated at bay area hospitals today. at last check.. 17 patients remain at san francisco gen. 6 of them are in critical condition. stanford medical center is treating 8 patients.. with e in critical. 3 patients remain at the the c-p- m-c hospitals.. they're listed in stable condition. this morning our cameras ca these pictures of some of t

survivors of flight 214. th were being discharged from n francisco general.. and boarding muni buses. today the consul general from china.. visited with a handful of chinese patientst s-f general. he consoled th offering flowers.. well- wi and reassurance. wong chuan / spokesperson of consulate 1:16 "the consul general inf will provide any assistanceo them, especially regarding r documents...try our best top them." 1:37 141 passengers on flight 214 were chinese citizens. we just heard how emergency crews came to the rescue of flight 214. but passengers also played a role in saving lives-- especially those sitting int row seats. kpix five's ryan takeo on how their quick ac saved lives. pkg nats (crash youtube vid) track after the crash, the's still rescue work to be don 20:17:12 - benjamin levy bl:yes it was disbelief, screaming, and a bit of cha. track once flight 214 came rest, passenger benjamin le found himself glad to be

passengers are spelled out detail in four pages in f.a. regulations. we'll have continuing coverage of the crash landif asiana flight 214 on kpix-5 and kpix dot-com. in just a few minutes: the latest on the flight delays.. and all those stranded passengers..t s- f-o. "1:04:24 one thing we are announcing today is a postponement of the schedul labor day opening for the n east span" and with that: the date of the bay bridge kickoff, is officially left dangling in mid-air. how the delay, presents a whole new set of problems.

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phil matier, thank you. back to our top story: and a live look at the wrec of asiana flight 2- 14. runy 2-8-left at san francisco international remains close investigators comb the crash scene. kpix 5's mark sayre shows u it could be a while before things are back to normal. ? with his fijian passport in hand. sat chand hopes todays finally the day he gets to

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but she will take that as good news. >> i think the person is two hours a little over two hours again and that's almost five hours. >> reporter: and are you optimistic? >> i am nothing right now. >> reporter: other passengers say they are doing the best they can under the circumstances. >> we got here around 7ish and they told us that it's been changed and we have to go over to oakland which we came from. and we woke up early today to be here on time. >> reporter: and those are very common stories unfortunately the duty manager told us thissa noon there's no-- this afternoon there's no way to accurately predict when the cancellations and delays will let up because they will one

runway closed and the weather is a pathor a aircraft operation and what the earls are doing is a factor se when it's going to end is anyone's guess. >> it's going to be a headache no matter what. >> reporter: at least for a while. >> thanks you. now the good news you stuck in san francisco the bad news you can't leave the airport and enjoy the weather. >> yeah. >> it's so nice. >> that's one of the cloudier spots and windier spots but much of the bay area if they head out of sfo and elsewhere is sunny. one the of the spue-- of the spots not sunny golden gate bridge. you think the bay area is cloudy if you didn't know much about our weather because this is the postcard picture many see of the bay area. 59% of the bay area is -- did 95% of the bay area is enjoying sun shine. morgan hill sunny and 5. livermore hit 92-- concord pair of 8s for you. san jose 80 and comfortable there fremont 77 and with the low cloud cover san francisco today only 66. let's talk about san jose

wrapped up the heatwave on july 4th. with 90 degrees and the fireworks show and dropped 15 degrees on friday and leveled off close to normal. upper 70s to low 80s comfortable the past three days. storms to the north and far northern california up towards mount shasta and all three northern california radars including kpix5 doppler showing dry conditions. high pressure building in that will be here for two more days. four corners ridge and warm writer inland and keeping the cloud cover off-- weather inland and keeping the cloud cover offshore. on thursday, high pressure is moving out and allowing something else lower pressure to the north moving in and increases the onshore flow from the cool pacific ocean and clouds increase and temperatures decrease starting thursday. but tomorrow, tuesday very close to average and very beautiful day outside. oakland 4 bob normal with a high of-- with a high of 75.

perhaps a couple degrees warmer than what we enjoyed today. napa tomorrow, 84 degrees. notice the decrease in temperatures starting thursday. and inland down to the mid-80s. low 70s near the bay. cloudier throughout the morning hours. and at the coast we are going to hang out in the mid-60s. all in all we will see minotemperature fluctuations but whether they were up to 110 this is nothing. >> laugh at those. >> yes. yes. it's a flesh wound. thanks. our coverage of the plane crash continues after the break. with the injured flight attendant who carried a scared schoolboy on her back to safety. >> it will be at least months before federal officials find out why this plane landed in the bay. >> and digging into our archives we found an early similar plane crash. what went wrong back in 1968. ,,,, [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital,

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crash are in urgent need of blood. blood centers of the pacific opened three of its bay area locations the day after the crash. now the center is as for more donors especially people with "o" negative and "a-b" types "lisa bloch/blood centers oe pacific 15:29:15;02 alot of the vic who were treated were stabid but now they face multiple ongoing surgeries and tream so we will still need blood quite some time to come jusr these patients. " blood centers of the pacific serves about 40 hospitals of the pacific serves about0 hospitals including san francisco general hospital, saint francis hospital and kaiser. to put it all into perspect there have been twelve commercial airline crashes s-f-o since the airport oped in 1927. brian hackney is here with incredible footage of one disaster that was eerily sir to the asiana flight. on saturday it was an asiana flight... in november 1968 was a japan air lines dc-8 fell short of the runway. a how!

"it will be at least months before federal officials fi out why this plane landed oe bay instead of on the runwa" (chyron: november 22, 1968/n francisco bay) it's novembe, 1968. after a journey of fi thousand miles, japan air l flight two fell two and a half miles s of the runway at sfo. it landed in bay off coyote point in ten fee water...incredibly, the pla came to rest with its forwa exits above the waterline. 107 pe were aboard this flight. al7 survived. weather was a factor in this crash...visibilities were down to 300 feet, and e pilot was making an instrument landing... ...one he had ner tried before on a dc-8 at s. in this case, the resolutios simple. when questioned by the n-t-s-b about what wt wrong here, the pilot said messed up". that's a paraphe by the way....i can't use t

verb the pilot used. that dc8 was plucked from the water, refurbishedy united a g i can't use the verb the pilot used. >> a fate will not be shared by the way japan airlines is still flying to sfo. they fly the same 777s used by asianach let's hope the-- asiana. let's hope they survive. >> amazing. >> but he put it down beautifully and the bay is a shallow place. >> right. >> and it was shallow water and they landed it. >> all right thanks. coming up in the next half- hour you expect to hear screaming and crying but first responders tuned out the terror. >> it was so surreal you feel like it's so much chaos going on and it was quiet. >> more stories of heroism from the bay area first responders who boarded the wreckage of

flight 214. her back, to safety. >> firemen nurses, and you know we don't just serve drinks and food. >> they don't. how one flight attendant with a broken bone carried a child on her back to safety. >> and with so many passengers still strapped at sfo how some bay area hotels are justifying their sudden deep price hikes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

are's watching kp-- you're watching kpis5 at 6. >> we have elderly and a woman with a gentleman who was standing over her. we had somebody that was partially trapped. >> now at 6:30 more tales of rescues and bravery by the bay area first responders who rushed to the plane to help. but first we learned a lot more today about the final seconds leading up to the crash. the ntsb says flight 214 airspeed dropped dramatically in the moments before impact well below the recommended landing speed for a boeing 777. the flight data recorder showed the pilots tried to speed up and then tried to abort the whole landing at the last second but it was too late. plane parts found in the bay and seawall debris strewn on

the runway indicate that jumbo jet hit short of the target landing area. as the investigation continues at the crash site, the ntsb will also be talking to the pilots. >> in our investigation, we are often looking for things that might affect human performance like fatigue, like illnesses or medication like health issues and so we will be looking at all of those things to see if there are impacts on their ability to perform their jobs. >> investigators are also reviewing video of the crash taken by airport cameras as well as cell phone video recorded by others. and what happened on the tarmac in the moments after the impact with nothing short of amaying. first responders rushed into the burning wreckage with one thought. save lives. >> they did it full well-known their were risking their own. >> reporter: there are 21

firefighters stationed at the airport on any given day on saturday, there are 24 who answered the initial call and they went right into that airplane knowing that there were people that need to be saved but not knowing what else they would find. >> o, my god. >> reporter: the alert came at 11:27 a.m. a boeing 777 packed with passengers crashed on landing. among the first on the scene, firefighters stationed at the airport. as the plane burned, the first responders entered the wreckage. >> the only way up was the shute and that's what we did we went up. >> i said if he can do it i can do it. >> reporter: once on board, the firefighters started to look for trapped passengers knocking down fires as they went deeper into the wreckage. it was a race against time. >> by the time we moved the final victim the conditions were that the fire was banking down on us and we had heavy black smoke. so, i feel very lucky and blessed that we were able to

get those people out in that time. >> everybody was doing what they were trained to do. save lives. >> reporter: san francisco police officer jim cunningham was inside the terminal and not far from the crash site. he jumped into action and gave the pilots a utility knife to cut passengers out of their seat belts. he then went into the burning plane without any protective gear. >> overhead luggage compartments blocked an exit getting out of there. and i started grabbing pieces of luggage whatever i could do to get myself inside there. >> reporter: once inside, the first responders rescued trapped passengers some unable or too scared to get out. officer cunningham found an i- phone on the ground and pecked it up. >> i guess it clicked on as mother and daughter's picture on the cover you click it on and looked at it and said someone will want this. >> reporter: he found two iphones and returned them both to the airlines thinking there may be a chance they hold the last memories of a loved one.

the incident commander for the san francisco police department says his officers were exhausted after working all day saturday but elizabeth, not one single person called in sick on sunday. >> wow amazing the heros that were there that day. ann thank you. the chinese consul general paid a visit to survivors at marriott in san jose. the consul general expressed his support to those survivors. >> i told the students they really aircraft tragedy and i told them you are really brave, you are very united and expressed my respect to them. >> he also offered the students visas and passports free of charge and many of them lostthose documents in the plane crash. the chinese students were headed to a summer camp down in southern california. and a group of scots valley

marshal artist are hope safe after surviving the crash. the group was heading back to san francisco after a har marshal arts event in south korea. one member says the plane was coming down sharp and he heard a loud boom and we stopped by the headquarters as you see today and found the nice well wishs on the door and windows. >> well stranded passengers paying premium for hotel. we asked coincidence or bay area hotels trying to profit off tragedy? >> experts explained how the seats on flight 214 saved a lot of lives. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

travelers are paying higher- l prices for hotel well a lot of stranded travelers are paying higher than normal prices for hotel rooms near sfo. and some of those prices are changing almost hourly. this morning rooms at this laquinta inn were going for more than $300 and a few hours later they were back down under

200. and other hotels near the airport are also charging more than usual. the traveler says her room rate more than doubled from yesterday to today. >> the explanation was it was business travel because of monday the businessmen come in. >> the san francisco travel association says while there have been some price hiccups most of the hikes are due to increased demand because peak travel season. a handful of hoe et -- hotels in san francisco are offering discounts to visitors effect by the crash. we put a list of those hotels on the website. after last week's messy four-day strike bart and union are heading back to the negotiating table. bart says both sides will meet with mediators throughout the week but contract negotiation won't happen until friday. if they cannot reach a deal another walk jap can happen in august. this morning workers protested outside the general manage are's home demanding she return

the 20,000 dollars raise that she received last year while workers wages have been frozen. images of a crash make you wonder how more lives weren't lost. coming up, how planes have changed over the years to help passengers survive. >> it was a nice coffee afternoon in pleasantton with a high of 94. vacaville had 92 a little cooler in palo alto on the stanford campus 75 and sals leeta only 62 -- sausalito only 62. we will talk about a cloudier change moving through the 7-day forecast coming up. and why one browns fan is >> and coming up in sports, baseball's latest phenom gets ready to take the mound at at&t. >> they got a good one there. >> patriots are not the only one to a distance themselves from aaron hernandez. >> we hope they have a bonfire tomorrow night. >> stay tuned. it's going to be an explosive sportscast. ,,,,,,

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survivors. part of the explanation the push to improve airline construction standards and brian is back with us with that part of the story. >> reporter: it's a reaction everybody had all weekend when they look and say so many people survive. how is a good question. one part of the investigation into any airline incident looks at crash survivability. it is safety science. >> okay, my god. it's an accident. >> reporter: the crash of asiana flight 214 happened so unexpectedly the airline trained crew is taken by surprise. but despite the chaos, passengers were able to get out and passenger benjamin leavy told reporters he thinks he knows why. >> what saved so many lives i think today is the fact that they were no fire immediately. >> reporter: experts say that's right. >> you had a situation where we had flame retardant materials in the seats and in the cabin and that contributed to the fact that a be cabin didn't -- that the cabin didn't light off as quickly. >> reporter: kevin hyatt says as chilling as it may look, the

seats actually also saved lives. >> now, with the new seats, and the new fastners and stronger floors in the aircraft, those seats now stay in place. >> now take the time to check the safety card in front of you excellent. >> reporter: and believe it or not he says new in-flight training videos make a big difference, too. >> they are a lot more interesting as i would say and the passenger seems to hold an interest in watching it where as before most of us had the newspaper in front of our face and we didn't pay much attention. >> reporter: he says the new construction standards were key to saving lives in the last three major commercial airline crashes. in indonesia this past april and london heathrow airport 2008 and in toronto in 2005. none of the more than 500 total passengers and crew died. ntsb spokesperson says the asiana crash at sfo will lead to even more safety improvements. >> we have a survival factors

team that have documented the locations of rest of the 2 fatalities. they are going to be working to a document the seating position of those who were injured. we want to identify preliminary injuries patterns interview survivors as well as conduct cabin crew interviews. >> reporter: hyatt says airline travel is safest you are much more likely to lose your life in a ride to the aret and i have to tie in the when ntsb chief was saying they forget the space challenger in january of 1986, the primary was cause- - the pry harry cause was not frozen orings or temperatures but the primary cause was sleep deprivation. which led to faulty decision making so with this thing people are thinking pilot error or mechanical malfrchtion but they dig deeper to get to the root cause of what went wrong. >> and they will learn from the

accident as they have past accidents. >> reporter: and they said it will take 12 to 18 months. >> yeah thanks. >> reporter: all right. we are learning more about the heroic efforts in the chaotic evacuation of asiana flight 214. cabin manager is being hailed a hero. she said she was calm and only thinking about rescuing the next passenger. despite a broken tail bone, she worked to put out fires and get people out of the plane after it crash land at sfo on saturday. she was the last one off the burning plane. >> we are policemen, firemen, nurses, you know we don't just serve drinks and food. our main objective on the plane is to be the first responders and to get your butt off the plane. >> we are told two evacuation slides inflated inside the plane when it crashed. pining two attendant on the floor. crew millions deflated them with ax and saving their

colleagues-- crews members deflated them with axs and saved their colleagues. the weather was clear. >> it was clear and always breezy at that approach as the east west approach but you want to land the plane into the wind. that's why they built the runway the way it is and you land from the east to the west. so weather should not have been a factor. i don't want to get ahead of myself but it doesn't look like weather was factor at that incident. mount vaca sunshine and hot today. newt tree airport 92. toasty inland. and look at this beautiful view from the oakland airport cam. look at the monster of cloud cover offshore poised to monday back in overnight -- to move back in overnight. pacifica half moon bay or the city you likely will get cloudy and for the first half of tomorrow. in downtown san francisco, the u.s. mint 65. oakland at 68 and contrast with the warmer spots inland. concord 86, livermore 789. -- 89. san jose currently 76 and santa rosa 74 degrees. i like to call it the microclimate max marks high and

low half-moon bay 59 for a high today. just 36 miles away, we find walnut creek which was 34 degrees warmer. that's a big temperature spread over 36 miles. 93 for a high in walnut creek. you want something in between, head over to union city. we are looking at high of 08 tomorrow. mostly sunny and mild. and a couple degrees cool owner wednesday but well within the comfort zone with a high of 78 degrees coming up on wednesday. now this map looks very similar to what i showed you about this time last week. big ridge to the south and east over the four corners. but it's not as hot outside for you and not in the 80s in the city and not 100s inlandch the difference is this high-- inland. the difference is the high is not sending as much hot air up into northern california and the bay areas. the four corner ridge will haik on for the next couple days. 90s inland today and it will be 90 tomorrow and wednesday before high pressure moves out. once it does lower pressure will pass by to the north. counterclockwise flow around it will enhance the onshore flow giving us cooler air blowing in

and a light to moderate onshore flow will increase the cloud cover and decrease your temperatures down to the 80s inland and likely to the upper 60s low 70s near the bay. we are mild and sunny for the most part. through wednesday, two more days. and on thursday, through the weekend, we will be a little cooler. a little cloudier but these are minor fluctuations i am not looking at any 100 degree temperatures because it's july i am not look at rainfall. it will be comfortable outside for the next several days. let's talk specifics. san jose warmer tomorrow and 86, 2 above the average of 84. and los altos 84. and hayward 78 with sunshine and concord 90 pittsburgh 93. and towards the delta fairfield 94 degrees. in a vado 81. almeeta 73. and clear lake 97 and st. helena 91 tomorrow. we will stay warm on wednesday. it will drop a few degrees on thursday and friday be cloudier near the bay but we will warm back up all be it gradually

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going to be a long list. >> keep writing. >> clubhouse yesterday it was pretty bleak but you know, the giants say they are not going to hang their heads. so we will see. all star break can't come soon enough for the giants. they fallen to last place in the nl west after losing 13 of the 16. tonight they will face the mets phenom matt harvey in the running to start midsummer classic. man who makes the decision is in the opposite dugout. bruce is the manager of the national league team. >> the power arm and great changeup and but, he is his own guy. and you know he gets special arms like this that come around you know every so often and here he is emerging as one of the best pitchers in the game and they got a good one there. >> harvey will face lincecum who knows what it's like to burst on the scene winning two cy youngs in the first three seasons. here's how they compare through the first 28 starts. harvey has the edge in innings

era and strikeouts. raise your hand if you predicted a a's pirates world series anyone? this week series between the two division leaders could be a preview of the fall classic. 2009, first round pick grant green called up to make the big league debut. he is hitless at the plate butdid make a impact with the glove. the nice play went over well with colon. 1-0a's in the 7th. norris walks with the bases loaded. josh trots home making it 2-0. now 2-1 in the bottom of the 7th and the pirates looking for more. mccutchen smacks one to a center but krisp lace tout save two loans and colon picks up the 12th win the a's beat pirates 2-1. the warriors have reportedly agreed to a multiyear deal with speights replacing landry as the backup power forward.

6-foot 10 played for three teams in 5 years. over a thousand fans showed up at the patriots team store this weekend to exchange their aaron hernandez jerseys. but the team is not the only group to distance themselves from hernandez following his arrest on murder charges. ea sports removed hernandez from the popular video game madden and ncaa football 14. being a cleveland browns fan not easy but they are passionate about the team despite winning one winning season in the last 10 years. and they have to deal with the losing last week passed a-- he passed away at the age of 5 and one of the requests was to have six cleveland browns paul babeers so the team can let him down one last time. >> oh. from the grave taking a shot. >> it's da two of the annual running of the bulls. four people were injured during the chaotic 930 yard run

featuring 6 bulls, and 1nfl coach. rex ryan probably found it easier than dealing with the new york media. if you enjoyed your 4th of july mixed tape here's what youmissed. [ music ] >> high rites pitcher aj burnett needs to lighten up for the rossen bag the back exploded for the second time. san francisco got their first case of twig mania. the cuban sensation races into the catch and dyingers have 2 out of 3 from the giants. and nba summer league in orlando. pacers big man plumle he e with the reverse but mason does him one better. the nets rookie with the spinmove and two-hand slam. keep that one in the playbook. orioles third baseman validating the spot on the all star team firing a strike from

behind the coach's box. and nothing says true love by getting engaged in a raised white sox game. i wonder how the play by man hawk haroldson would react. >> look at that. >> you can't put it on the board-- you can put it on the board. yes. >> and she did say yes. >> thank goodness we have seen it go the other way. >> yeah. >> you have to be sure before you do that in front of 40,000 fans. >> if you are going to do that and they say no that's bad. >> you have to be sure she willbe okay. >> i see it when they pull out the ring and go i don't think so. >> let's talk later. >> at least didn't pull the expodding rossin bag. >> they are using that. >> it would have been a surprise. >> see you at 11. >> have a good night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> judge judy: it is your claim that mr. stark damaged the water ski that he was ri >> yes. >> announcer: accused of sinking a weekend getaway. >> he had said it wasn't his fault. >> announcer: but was another friend to blame? >> judge judy: and how much alcohol did he bring? >> it was only like one or two bottles. >> announcer: the judge has the last call. >> judge judy: if you saw him drinking, why did you get on the jet ski? >> i was trying to preserve life and deter disaster. >> judge judy: oh, give me a break. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution bill koop is suing his son's friend, 18-year-old collin stark, for the cost to fix his jet ski. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 260 on t